I.KTTKK KUOM Hon. W. A.OKAII VM,
Uf;ul :it llif Muss MtTtiirj at Sliilrsvilir. I’.
Un.T.snoRorcH, Sopt. 4, 1S.)*2.
1 knti.k.mkn: I irratitully ackuowltulgo
3’iiiir tiiviir of t!u‘ lltUh iilf., nx* to
a .M;iss of iiur jxilitiial frii'iitls in
tliat jcirt nf the State at Statrsvillo, on tlio
lUtli ill Imiiiir >1 tin* ni'iiiiiu'cs ot tin*
A\ liiir ('onvontir>ii at Ivtltininri*. tor the
1’ri'si'li’iM’y airl \ ifo I’rt'sivloiirv ot the
I iiitt'il States.
Vou are jiloa'*.'"'! to uthl that this asseiii-
lilaf'C lias apj'oiiitoil at the site ot the
i>l(l Slati'svillc A‘:i(lt‘iiiy. not very listaiif
fi-'in the )>lai-e of my hirtli, ami wliither I
was st'iit whi'ii 1 tirst hft my parental
h"iiie. to pursue that rourso ot ('(lucatioit,
wliii'h was to (U'termiiie my licstiiiy in lite;
an i that tiie frii'inis ot my youth, ami as-
sonaft's ami auii'iaintaiH't's ot maturer
years, will ho tliero in large numhers to
(ill’er me a friemlly jrreetin;!.
F( \v e\ents, 1 hei: to a>sure you, couUJ
afV:>nl me m'Tc LM'atilieatiou that to oom-
p]v wifi' tiii' flattering aii'l ennlial invita
tion. it awikens reei-olleetions dear to
mv heart, and ad;ls the iharins ot per.son-
al fiicuil^li’p, to politieal appri>l ation.
('oiliidenee lias Iteeii said to ln‘ a plaiit ot
sl'iw ijriiwth. .\fter a iite n-'w p;i>t meridi
an, and t'i'I-ne.irly twenty i-"nsei nfi\ e years
( MiMiected with puMie all:i:rs. ic is. to me.
reiVe'liiiiu t" I'e re-,is>nrt.'1 that as reg.iril.--
inv>ell it i.' yi't fre.'li and nnhrnkt'ii in tiie
soil whert‘ it lir^it toek
\’:tn lik' \vie su'/LT' st, that tin' oeeasion
will t’l' ali apjir' i'i'iato one fi» viudieat ■ the
ifieat man with \vh>!ni I am a-S'H-iated in
this eleeti->n, frnm eharii'es of hostility to
the S -ntii. and iiilidelity to the e'lmj'io-
mi-:'' Ilf the hist (’onirress.
It is 'iiie ut‘ tl’" 'h.ill.'Wesf ;i!l ! e.i'niii Hi
es: !. \iei'.' of party, f'> find out v.iiat is
m.,,»r ..dioii-i or ii'tastefnl ti> the prevail-
inir sentiment of a eountry. or s i-tion, and
impute tint t • it> opp tiienr. 'I'his i liarire
offav.iiin_ al">iitiiiM, or hein^r under its
inthunee. lia> 1 >• n a .'taiidinii’ aeeu-.itii'n
at til'' S. utu au'a li't every \\’ili:r eandi-
late for t!ie l'r.>aLiuy f.u- ;he l.i.'t >i.\-
tev n year-. it u.i.- .i ie_; I a- iiii>t II.ir-
ri'oU. wi|o>e eom|letiti>r ha- I.een the
all 'litioii eandidate for that liiLdi st.ttion —
iig.iinst Clay, whose .--U' ee-fnl eompetitor
aj'pr’ Vet] th" t'Tiit-Tia! i>i!l. in-
hih'tini: slav- ry t!. rein—:;_-!in't T y! r.
wlloS" riv.ll di- lin 1 t i \ ot- t’ ‘;- t!, • j';;;.-;-
tive .'^!:iVe i^nv. I . , :iuse it did Il"t pro\rle
a .Jury trial for f’le r -t;;r!ied fngiti\'e. in
flie 1’ di i:.l ■-•'•lirf', • f e' i.i-.' '. It W;i' al-
’ a^aiii^r Mr. \\M,-:.-r >o l,.n:r l.e
stool a eliat-ee for ti:. iiiiuiiiiatiou. ami
hi' mo.-t patriotic s[ --.he'. advi,'ii._'^ :.e-
[uie>eone>‘ in tlie eoi.ipr Ui;wor ■ gar-
l>lcu and eritiei'ed to suhstautiate it; and
it wa> froely imjiut* i t > Mr. l-'illj^iore hv
the opp siriou p
fer he had app
m.-:i'i;r"s, an !
eXeeation Ilf (lu
iniloary fore;', ii
it. And h '.1 he
ot th
•I ;..i
i"H'
I'n.
ate. ev. n at-
(’ 'nipi om:' -
•der,' t'or til ‘
.xe L.,w l y
;i .'!,ouM dem i;; I
Mr. W l -tor’ the
nominee of the (’oiiveiition. in>tead of (Ion.
Seott. then- Would have ht en. > > f ;r :o^
reL'''rds thi- oK’ -rrion, if we in:;y j’id_>-' of
the t’uture hy thi pa>t, hut the » ii.niL'-' ' f
a name. 'J'he taie wo\dd li.'ive !■ ,u re-
]" it •!. anil prohahly wit'i ni 're einpli:.>i.'.
\\ hdi‘ the p.’opK’ of the South will i'. v!l'-
iLuir and ti.m the niainteii iiu-',- of :!i, ir
j..'t r;_di:s. J trust they will he mi>! d I v
no id; ■laiii 'r. After an ajiT.,tiou of
y.-ar- in m;'t'r eo;ineet 1 witli
f-!'!v rv. tliere h-i' hoL-ti an adiu''ni"5;t; iu
wiiiih I am
Ami-rlvaii ] •
.autli and
:.m sure, wi'l
con trov r-V.
r'iiaii*
■ ln
d th
aeipi:
th.it a
e Ilia''
f the
d. The
iistni' lit. I
I n the
!
tie
h..,
. ■ ir-iofion on n;\ rvirt than aiiv i';i-
I can ■•Ml; l .y.
hy o\ ry ti. o
a- t.ieii' S o'!i -r
tiona! .d !i-a:;
e-t honors I'l
• ii!d
I hoU a Mas.s Mcctir>g nt Ftatesvillo, o« the
hull avd lOth of Sejiteinher next, and in-
: vitin^ me to attend and participate in the
; puhlie speaking.
i I te«d \t‘ry j^ensihly, and thank V"”
I wariiilv for tlie honor imj)lied in tl;«* invi-
I tatitm. IJusiness, too ]»ressing ti he neg-
j leeted, ealls me elsewhere at that 'ime,
and eompcls me to forego diat, otheiwise
, 1 w. uld emhraee with pleasure, an oppor-
) tunitv of puhliely hearing .again tn} luiin-
! ble hut deeideif testimonial to the high
worth of the tw" gentlemen who hear the
Whi"’ standard in the ))residential eanvass.
j 1 am truh' gratified at the adoption ot
i this mode to aw.ike the Whigs to their
duty in the approaehing eoatest.
A slamler on the goo i n.ime ot ',ien.
Seott, and a loeal State issue, introdueed
Info the reeeiit (luhernatorial canvass have
hail thi' unhappy effect of disturliing that
pi'rtect union of tln“ \\ liig-^, whi« It gi\«“
them inviiu ihility on so many glorious oc
casion' in the ]>ast. dnstiee to that emi
nent citizen, whose party po.'itii-n has
never heen mistaken, and who has heen
with us aiwav-;. in good report and in evil
report, demands, on his own account, as
Well as ours, tii.it we should hy acclama
tion repel the wietehed c.iluniliy. liilt.
ahove all, justice to oiir countix, who.'C
annal' liaxi' heconie so hiight and glori-
on> hv Ills m.iti hle.'S .ii hie\eineiit', will
inean
nd the
not allow ti> to .'pire any hon 'iai h
to vindie:ite her lii'torv, his fame. ;in l
gratitude of his countrymen from the
shat’ts of :i p.irtisan w.irt'.ire, which our op-
poni'Uts have never aih 1 to make on
every lii::', from the ^reat and laim nte.i
('lav to ^\'in!ioid Seott. Indeed, it ap-
Jiears to he :\ 'ettled f.let with tin 111. that we
liave in our raiik> no mon—never had one
—and can in ver !iave one. who has hi'cli.
or can he patijot or .'r.itc'tnan enoii;^h to
he worthv of the eh it' m:igi>traey ; t the
Uepuhlie; w hile, in th ir.>. 'in h nc n ire
s > ahundant, that ono eau M-areely put
hi> h.tiid into a eoi-ner 'o d.irk or so rui dl,
witli'int pulling eut a ‘' ■// man for tlie
I flice.
1 am conlidi-nt, th.i' it’ the W’lii- Tarty
had .'eleeted for tiie l’r '. I n- y a man of
>1 little; and of ~ih ii h im! '-' ne iit. a'
l'r;n klin I'ii-ice. t!,o ifmin oio i lia i
hardly ' cnred the ra!
\ iliaL^e in tIn- I n,• ii: a
111'*. Iiow a ' ’ii\ t nfio;i
! I s.l'i'fv -'iiv -roat
t!e ir eoiiiifrv - leliowi. .iiid of' .el iil:
hi.'toi v with ex.iniph ' of i. w u-ili-'u'
;■ ;tri
a f' - 1
of
i. ;'ioi! of a sin_'le
I ir i' .inia/.iiiL; to
eoMji] ii,i\e h J. '1
ii t\, :.ni*':T: iU' of
in_' it-
lU t . hiirh i(>f in- : ion aU'!
r. couM pr 'duet aiiV hut
:U''. 1 \ luintiii:.'' :lio h h '
lah.
■ :ti ;t_\ tor
■n. .\nd
d di'-U't.
t. n!\ .
11 ow
' d^.et
: he ( 'h.ef ^l:l::•'tr:lt, i f tile
tlh.t thcv h.ive hi n aldo to
in the pr- '"ntation of tie n man,
one of the phel! iin' lia of till !!mo
difVen nt i' thi ir aetioji fV. ni the
of our f ir' f'ath',1 tie- n. n > f t!. • I!. o-
luh '11 and the i:on-’oil w h;, !i ;!i;:i: Ii t«-
ly foll e.vd ir—w Ic m vi r tlcniiht 'i' a h "
man than Irni w !io,o rrii I wN huii iH'l | nh-
l.c I' liown h.id f.i-t’11. d. on hiiii'elf 'e\o
of the naM 'ii. What m iii • f that t iie-,
\\..uld have -np).o-'d it p i--il ' th.it with
in the fir't eeiitury of our Ih ] ui tw'o
naiiii s could have hi eii wiitt-n to_'oth( r.
a' in eom; .:i f>r tie' l’:. 'idi !;. v . f
twentv-five million- ,.f fr. ■ m. n. -ui h a'
117/. .V,,// :ii,.l I'r /V-,,..'
h i' e, rt.iin. a' . iir epp nenf' ' .nie-
tini' ' h.i.'f't, that tileV ale ! lie *_;ri’:i'.
h‘\ o,'!er.' i-n i irth. l'..i nio; lv .^1 di-.m- t
o liii: .\ow th Hi
•t. Iiu'd
.' -a' ,f Wa
t ■ th,- l.'V
nam.
of
a> may ilipend on III'.. ?1,,.
ii:i -t (; 'u. Sootr to witioh Volt
e I. .11 ;dri a'iy n. - ; !. a’cl
HI a mai II'r indiea iiiL' a 'tr'iiircr
IJ'Mind to X irth 'arolina
iutori't aii'l ah' i t;..n w hii h
m.-n. 1 ;im un.i.-r ti;i addi-
•n of L'ratitude for h-T !d-ii-
pati-liy h.'-towi'd. if I
lit to eoiiij.romit her inteir.-t'
cr honor in a matter vital to the South
ale. tie Lni'iii i y any (•omhination oi a.'-
!-'.i ; ;'i'>n a'lvei',-. t > le r. 1 'houl 1 lie nn-
tnic. not ni l- ;y to tie- imjiul.'cs of patri-
I’ti'lll, hui ti ih'e ilistinet.- if nature.
h‘ n. thoi'. f ,re, I aci ' i t 1 th. nomiiia-
t;on tor the \ ic.' I’r.-'e!. ncv. .whieh v.ur
d-ie.ates in tho ('invention will hear iik^
■V t. I had n"t 'oe.ght. kn.iwini: what
]irMii-;iil s IkI'I hi-en d r];;!-. .1 l^v a eonveii-
ti 'ii. th t ; .n. tt na;- mv a>> ei-
: to ioi- ?he i’ll -.deiicy l y that .act. I pr i-
claiino 1 my coiiiidence in him ne.n. i in-
}.n,.til l.dy than I e ;n now do in \\ord>. I
hid known i im ^andiiarlv tor lwe]\e vcars,
aii'l wa intimately a^-eiated with him
during tie- ni.^.-t trying p.-ri .d of the ('..ui-
].rom;.-e, wl,. u i;s fiti wa.'.'U^pend. d in
doiilitful .'.•al' S. I klloW that he ha.l l.eeU
ihofiieiid of the>e ill', a.'i.r.s when tlwv
1 in need of friends, that inih pond. nt-
ly of his illustrious .Services, und world
wide f n.e, wli'i h will jdaee him. in Anier-
ivaii history ^ii!,> l,y si.lc with I’lutareh's
men, in the r puldics of anfiijuity ami
whi(hfoi ),id any j'ctty .'^i etional or fae-
tii.us \ iews to he entertained hv him, ho
was committed to the ’ompromi>e a.s mic
*.f its nio-t tdf. i tive supporters, at the
time (.1 its aiioptioii. i(nd to nie, who
liavc hieii in a po>ition ever .'incc, to oli-
M^i VC the pri.gr.i.f events, in connection
with this .'11 .ji i t. and to w iiose lot it fell,
I'l is lie t!ie or.Ids lor till'exetulion of the
] ngitive >la\e i,,.w, hy military loice, if
iiciessify slioiil'i riijniie it. witiiin torty
daV' after it' enaetmeiit. it h.ss hei n ;_.'rat-
iiyiiig t.i o1..-.u\i, how oiip.,..,itioii to the
('onijiiomi'e has ;_iven way. and not ni.iny
who stood out in o],pi,>itiun loii'j after ifs
ji.tssage. have iiecome its ardent fmppnit-
crs. J f its cm nrit .' have hecome itd friends,
if is caii.'e for rejoicing, )>ut let them
i.ot he p' lmitted tu tran.'mute its friends
inf.I cTiemic.s.
i regret, tli.it it will not he in my power
to lie pn >eiit at \oiir inci ting, nor, is it
)ay e.\]ieet:ition to addres.s pojiular assem-
hlie.' in till,, canvass; hut f conld not re
train Iroiii .'aying thus much, in rejily to
y.iur cordial an 1 ohliginj^ letter.
J hog you tu helieve nie, fieiitlcmen,
\\ ith groat re -prct. vonr otj'd’t. serv't,
W.M. ,\. (il’.AIlAM.
J.K'lTKlt i f{()>i p,. ]•'. .MOOKK, Ksy,,
litMlI iU lllf MllUf lid'll II?.
U.M.iMcii, .\ngust -11, 1>.V_».
^ 11 .N'l : 1 have icccived yours td
file l:.ili inst., infoiming ;.ie that it h..d
he, .1 ;' soiVt.d l.y the Whiixs of the V. c. t to
went t ' th'. ii. ii;
c nil ' t.i .^l.lhom
little lli.ltl I .
.'I ok t'l 1- W' r jt
i’i- P-.:
A gr.-.-it and h
p;- .priate r. pi-'.
p!’" an i r"'
!l.i\e plae.i.i at H..-ir
ti ii d mall, w iMi oiie
naiie ' on t;;.- i .nt.ui n:. W idi
iieiit'. M' if in eontoiiija ..f tie-
i iir tor. fath -i', aiel of tie' w
he.'toWiiii: r' W.ir'l I'll .'. rviei
.all
t.. lift tle-ir
injt f!.. v
of rr.;:d;:;;i
•le.rahle
.:f:iti\o
'11'.hi;,'
■I t!
I' tl.e a]i-
■at |;r;iiei-
Tlio n iiig'
t!, 1'nghlv
't _: '1 iou.'
, ..111 .pp..-
. x.n.^pio ..I'
>.• rule of
•aii.l laeiit.
.roiid.
’re'i-
h.ive p'.aei'd at th. ii'. a Man w h -'e
• h.'tii.i'i..ii i' hi' iiomin it;..;i; .and
when '!'f'eated. will ii 't I'il i.p. . Von
renthi>> ui a hi'torv.
I he \\ hig> have or.-at cans, to t..-
ot their tuk. t, I ho n' liiiii. o for
dent i.' a na‘i"n d man hy i diie.atiou, 1,\
liahit, aii'l hy j..itrioti'ln. Ih.rn in tho
South,— rai'. .1 ,n tin- S 'iitli, aii'l h.iviiiL'
spent mu- h - f !,> ti,,;. in t!ii- .'. eti .n of
til" I nion, li.' i- fri->- fi. ni tie priju.lice-
which early le>' in.' at the .\..ith. t:eneral-
ly insjiiro a._';iin.'t shivi rv. fnll know-
h-dge of that lel.tfiofi. |..uii,'he.' .ill r.ioiii
tor fan:it;c:'ni, aiel if h''has anymp-.ithy
on the .-lil.j ft, it. i,'w itii the ma'ier. Hi.'
h tti-c I.f .-ii-coptanee >hi!t' the do. r against
all th.' hopo.- Ilf aholitionist'. from n-.-i.-t-
ancc to the laws; and, agit.ite .and r.ave
mu. h as they m.iy, through tIn-ir Suinm-rs
and 'liase.', h. the tloor of Congress, tln-y
Well know, and we Well know, that I.-n.
Scott, 111 e.li. nt hiiuelf. throughout his
life, to the laws of the land, will cnforci-
it.' i.li.'oj-vaiiei- )jy all other.', with cM iy
con.'titntional meaii' in his p .wi-r.
Indeid. it is curious to oh.'i rve, that
the ihai'ied manner, in whii-li he has
declared in advance, that he will “tolerate
no sedition, di.^order, faction, or r(.'si>taiici*
to tiie law, Oi' the I nion, on any prefe.\f,”
is a main I’cason with .^Ir. ’I'oomhs, for re
fusing his .'Upport: 'I’h'' hand which
he would lay on rehellion at the North and
disunion at the South, is to. ninul for him.
// IS H mrilihlhiili vifh tiir.
i l'elii;\e that the charge atf.iin.'t Scotf,
that he would coiiijuoini.'c the iiitercsfs of
the South, as wanton a .'lamh r. in its ori
gin, and as untrue in fact, whoever mav
repeat it, as evt r emanated from p.-n or lip.
Uitli su( h a -aiididate for i'.esideiif,
and our own di.'tiiigui>hed fellow-i-iti/.en,
\\ illiain A. (iraham, for \’ice-l’re.'iili nt,
can North ( arolin.i he ‘•old or devoid of
enthusiasm:'' Survey fh,. jif,., l.ofli puhlie
and private, ot the nominee fur \'ice-l*resi-
dent, and what hhniisli or spot can h(‘
toumh'' 11 i> puhlie life i.' of twenly years
duration; What interest has he hefrayed
—what eoii.'tiiiiency has he deceivedi'
^\ hat illiheral sentiment has he ever
avowed.' Honored with high places hy
the Sfaft*, and raised to a post ot dijfinc-
fion hy the (ioveriiiiient of the Lnion, h,.
I has .always laid down the mhes of office
I unsulheil and hrighf. Neither malice nor
I envy has ever found a n nf in the mail of
j his integrity or prudence. hignitied with
out ostentation, and linn without severity
—with plain, good scn.-e, ami a heart tiiat
always knows wh.-it is riirlit, he cherishes
tlie State and the I nion, with a waiin sen-
i timi-nt of duty and in a spirit of ji.-itriof-
j iam and afhctiuu; and i.s, perhajis, at this
I time, ut all her citi/cus^ the must perf.et
I repvesontative of tho sober, manly up-
j right, and unprotenling character of North |
1 ('arolina.
j 1 have often heon made powerfully '
; .vihle of the ;itVected contempt, in which i
j our State is held hy certain ot her border- j
I iug sisters; and, therefore, have T witness- |
■ ed, with unusual delight every honor be- |
! sfowed on her by otlier voices than lic'r ■
i own. His muuination to the \ ice-l*resi-j
' deiicv i.s a national tribute to the State, |
' luLrh in its «-haracti“r. and tlie tirst ol its j
i kind. What Whig tif North ('arolin.i can '
' be iii'iensiide to tin; honor, or earele.ss ot |
the result id’ the election^ |
: I'hilistinir in the infanc}' of our )>;irty he ■
' ha> fouirht fhrou;.di the struggle; h.i.s been
a soldier and a leader—sometimes iu le-i
feat, hut never in di'spair. l',h'vateil, for
' his virtues, by the firm devotion id W higs |
to the prim-iples of’ I'on.'titufional liberty ;
and sound ineaMires of policy, he h.as il-
lu'tr.ited the p.itriotisin and wisdom of
their ju'incijdes ind crei'd by his devotion
’ to thctii and hi.-' cuiintry; and now, with
out a fault in his career, or a blot on his
name, will tln-y ab.-iiidon a servant .'o |
f.iitliful, th'-ir principles .ind th. ir coiintrv. ,
an.l flv to a 't indard, which, crewhilc, em- ;
bl i;'.oned, with pomp and rejoicing, the j
\ictorv of .1 \'aii i>uren, over thi‘ fortunes j
of the slaii.lered and ill-treated Clayy |
1 w ill not believe it —1 caiiiiot think so •
poorlv of mv State. \Vith every good i
w I'll for a ;ilorious rally in the West, the |
(libralt.ir of W higi-'iii, I bi'g leave to .'ub- |
,'i-ribe mV'elf, j
VVitii great respect, }
Vour oh.'t M-r\'t.,
j{. F. .M(K)IJi:.
'I'l ^Ie'-rs. A. Willi.inison, l>. 1>. :
'ariniehacl, and Iviif’u' !>arringer, l!'i[S.
('OM MTVKA'I'IONS. j
im: iiii; oit.'Ki:vki!. i
jii.r!'.';.iii.\ i.N i:'\ cmi ntv. j
,I \MKS 1>AN!«S, l-',-i|.. W hig A'sistallt ,
I-!'. I tor. w h at the rei|Ue>t of a m:mber
of !ii W IiIl' tVieiid' ill file i-onntv of l[..b- •
e.~on. li.i'i i-on'- ntod to ,-iddn " them, .at
I!o.l .''prin_'' on tip. I'fth am! at l-'i"r.-il
on th. ■_'->th iii'iaiit. w.is nn t at
e-H h pl.n-.- by !;.' M It I'ri-mh. I-N.p, of,
Lun.iiei ' '11, ! *' I on-r:it;i- .''uh-i'doctor for
tiie . - i'li'y .-f Ii •' 1 'Oil.
At tho .''pii’.g' "11 I'l; l.iy. Mr. Hank'
oj 1 I', d the di'i u 'i .n 11 > et! irt w.i' ai-
tiiMi ther the h ip|i. 't I h.ivo c\ir Icai 1
him m.ilxe. Ar_iimi nt.itiv--. hnniori.n-.
'::ri i'tie and . ! .ijuent. W ith the prinn-
;h' .f th. tw-. piitio.-, ill 'I I m '1 fully
1. \ i:i;t.- ■ nr,.i ll -o 'hat to .li .\v the
;■ w wi'h him an .-a'V ta'k. .\f-
1: r ha\ 11|.J e\p.-'|.l till' •' rnnh rh >" a- elll-
h ■ di d in the I *'ni. ;-r::t ie platfo|-m, he in'
th ■ 'puit : f tr!Kn;| !i eh 'II. n_o ] Mi.
I'lt-lo h to th.iT p!:i.f.ini. //' ili-l
- • ' . .^Ir Ihiiik' thoii ( h d!.' ge.l
.Mr I'l'em li I. '! >w tin- rii'. iiii.he " or
Mil-. 1 \ of till- Wld-/ phl'toMM. t-:
whil h 'he latt. r r ’.ii !. di.l n t e'm,.
1 ■ ri t • t.iik :d'"Ut p! I'f rni'. .>t' and
I’i'-i. ■■ .ire !i h,t; - ! f I. th.- p( pi. 1
wi'h t . e. ;i'i.h r tl.' ir r. 'p . tiv- il.r.ni'.”
.\h! thi-n. ri pi '1 .'Ir. II.ink'. •■\"U w .,'h
t.i talk a' ..t !.! ■. I p.- t'l r t . 'P -ak ..f
I'l ' ' l '' i'b n d^': j rinoi),!. - ar.' etor-
id.”
'Ir. I! liik-. during th- wh'-h .li'i U"i"n.
wa' mil'l. and e\: i . .iin_ly i oin tooU' to-
w ai'!' hi' 'I j-'iient, IIopp,.iii-nt. ho\\-
• fr''jU ntiv toll i,im that In- w.i-
. r L'uilty f’ •■euipd! - i_:i 'lan ’ or
1 tiyiiiLT t’. ■ V and dec '.'>■■ t!,. j. ■. pie of
'II'- pi - .f. l. iwiMr. a-l.liiei-.i
l.y i'll- I’:- iirh w,i' f.r fr in 'U't. iniii^ the
:;i! _ ;‘i ■!!, -:h ‘ e!-.,wl > *i 1 ./■ , ; ,/7 W a-
g- iiy '.f n. itl, r.
.\t th" Il'-'l Spiin_-'. on I-’ii'!ay. Mr
!’:'.-in h t.-ol; tic 1.1oun-i- tiiat ti;.- r-> .lu-
t: .);^ of ’I'" .-ii: 1 ’!• w- i'- 1 nd' idi. .1 in the
I> II! .-r.-rie I'ltt rni f'.;’ th-' puip.-'e ot
o.//;/y/.o/ tho ./A', . —
wliit wa' th'- a':oni'hini-nt of ilu-
p "i i" wi; n d tninv t .!d th- in th.it the
!ii'n aii'l '- l.t: .11 l.iw' had boi-n ^wept
fi 111 t’le .~f,i;nt. 1: .k- "/'o 'y \- .ir,' a-ro.”
(hi ,,it'ir.l ly. h w.-.-r, .'Ir. I-'rem h eanic
■nr .'ii-.ii-ly in f.\.T . l’t!i.' right of ,-e(-'-'-
'i'!i. d miny ; ;nt '! oat to the i-i-.iw l
til'' ditleien.-o 1 twti n lie- |'"'iti-.n ,i' eon-
t. ndo.l f .r by .'Ir. I'n-ie h and that a' a-
gri-.-.I upon ! y 11 '11. d.iun ' (I > .I hin. ami
niaiiv otl'o'--.
'I h- W hio ha\e h I'i truly a proud timr
of it. .'Ir. I!.ink' wa-i h. ere.l thr.inghout.
.'Ir. hr- Hell W.I' chcere.l •nn bv(/( nntH.
>• much for his >peaking in the
Upp. r ell'l of K"hi ,-on. Ills subj. et Wa.'
an unfortunate (uie, or hi' fite ///}///Mi;'ve
bi-i-n diflereiit. doininv Ihiiik' of ('um-
berl.iii'l i' the or.itor f'lr our crowd'—;kii1
>cott an i (Iraiiani wdl he the men to '/ei
I'Ur Vote>.
1 lie -///»/// shi/,- (ieller.d ( an t shilH' ill
Ilobi-son. W e h.lVe I|o U'C inf V.-Ull.ec
tree,- idols, w lull an opportunitv i,~ gi\"ii
to eh i-t a true n.itioiial ]iatriot.
Ihtnl lilt.—Th" f.illowing is a copy ,
of a hand hill jmsted up in all the con- i
sjiii-n.iii' I'lacis in tho ,-ity of .'I.im hoter,
Ni'W I lamp.'Iiire, at the time (leii. I’ierct;
p.i.'.^i-d through that place on his return
from Me.xico. 'j'he reaih-r \.ill see th.at
ien. I’ierce's fainting in fh'' battle, as the
lociH ratic jiajiers conti-nd, were not made
fne subject of merriment, im-rely becau."e
In' has bei'ii noniinated for tin' 1 *residencv,
hut were puhlii ly ridiculed by his own
iijighhor.s on his return from Mexico:
‘‘I he agents ot the several eorpor.ations
in this city are earnestly rei|uestel to pro
hibit their contractors ti'oni blasting anv
stone on 'I hursday, the 'iTth inst., while
the cars containing the remains of the gal
lant I’ierce, who tell ill the attack upon
the (ity of .'lexieu, are jiassing through
the (dty; lest, in eunseipieiiee of some con
stitutional dillicnlty, the (Jt-iieral should
i.iint again.— IrmiLliu Iti/losifor//.
Ijiii'fi' \iilil.—\\ e learn that (iiiun'ral
1 Alexander .'IcII.ae laised ihi.s yeuv, n iiefy
j buslu Is (d Corn on one acre of ground, at
his place near this town. This yield will
; be hard to beat anywhere, and shows whut
I may be done by proper cultivation, even
, in this section.— \\iliniinjtini .hntrmd.
i I)i iil Ja'Ki m a! nxhiiK/fon.— I)uriu''’
the last (juarter the l*ost ()(liee Department
: announce that they have opened one mil
lion and a jUarter dead letters, from which
the J)epartment obtaiiuMl over eleven thou-
suml dollars.—hifdliije.ncitr.
! An eastern ex( hange commenting on the
■ siiigidar cireum.'tanee that a number of
' ( inciiinali young ladies hav«* rect'ntly |
b(!en “married and carried away to other j
. places,” .say.s no city has a h dteV claim to |
1 t’ur this universe. j
FKOM TUK BICUMOND WIIIO.
SIGNS IN 'nil': WES'r—MOIIE SIG.MNC? OFF!
In Kanawha, the only county in the
State in which, so far as we have observeii,
the * riocofoc-os have ventured to publish
\"igi!ance Committees—tho Coniniittoe-
men irfni’t sticli. W e have heretofore juib-
lished the cards of some dozen or more,
w ho dc( lined the honorable duties assigned
them—their “feelings being imdined an
other way;”—and today we give ele\en
more—making in that cuinty alone, more
converts to Whiggery than all the deser
tions from us in all the rest (d the State.
And what is remarkable and encour.iging
i-;, that the accissioiis the Whigs are
from the rank and file of the’ democracy
—from th(! jiatriotic ami honest masses,
w ho seek no ofliee, but are going for the
good of flit! counl"y—:iih1 it i-"! tair to pre-
>iime thi'y represent the tceling and ten
dencies td' their (dass; while the defectioii.s
/kdii the Whigs consi.st mainly of di.-^ap-
pointed ollico-scidci'rs, who carry no one
with them and whose de.sertion is a ile-
livei ance.
A stronu: and united pull gives us the
victorv! 'I'l* woik, then, W liigsl and let
us redeem our idd St.itel 'J'Ih* thing >ni
be done—it iinist be ,one.
^l:u.^I TiiK K\.N\wn\ iu:ri iii.(c\x.
sTii.L TiiiA cii.mk:
W’e siisjiect the jjcaders ot the I’ierce
party in this county will Ik* forced to ap
point u commitfie to hold their \ igihitice
('ommittee before the canvass is ovci'C
[ K.ir tin- Keinililicrtli.
Moi rii i>K S\.M'AY. Kan. ’o., I
.’'I'pt. 11. 1.I
NK.UrnN: W(‘ lilld tli;it our Peino-
cratic friend' have .appointed us on their
('ommittee of \ ii;ihiiu‘e tor this ( oiinty.
'I'heV. of Cour>e, I ,\pcct us to be vigil.lllt;
in till' tillV sh.ill not be disaj.pointed; hut
thev mu't ti'if think hard of us. it we pre
fer to In' viL'ilaiit for the country, rather
than the I)., ni..cratic party, an.l fir the
brave old patriot and s'd lier, wh-' wa-
viuilaiit for us wle ii -^. nie of u> were in
our ni.iihi rs’ arni'. rather than f-.r the pre-
M-nt ^ :inkee ('.-indid.ate of the l>cmocraey.
In f.ict, >ir. /'■ (»/■' iii'iil "J “ A'li'lt'I'll
mill I' llli S nth'ru fi'limis.
(;i;i')i:.i: li.
W II.1.1 \M I. IIIM'M AN,
W I 1.1,1 \ M II N KS.
W \l K. .l; \ ll \ M.
lilA.I WIIN K1 I K!;i:.
.Kdl.N Kl i'KiiiL.
[I' -r t!ic Kali.-iwlia r.i piil.lif in.
Kvs\«ri\ 'ii.. .sii-j,t IT. Is.'.-J.
.'It:. N: \vrnN — h nrSir: I le.irn from
a fri.Hi I that I iiave bcvii app. inli d on the
I). mo.-'at;e ( .minittif .-t \ ::_dal;.’.' for
thi' ('"Unty.
1 inu>t d. i-line the app ■iiitim nt f «r two
rca>"ii.': I'li 't. II. i-aU'--tin re''.ire no I’iine
im II in my ri _i 'ii ! be vigil.mt ■ \oi; an.l,
M eoli'l. 1 . -. all'. 1 = \pi et on till' m ea>ion
to - I it all o\i-r f'..r Seott. mv'elf.
\ oUl '. ti u! V.
IKi; I'uM.V.
KsN’"II\ I’.i . \ \ IJlNt.N' I'!'!.. I
.'i-l iii'.i-r I'.'lli. 1.I
Mn Nh.vvrti.N—l'"ir Si. : I’ermit u* t •
inf’.'iin tho ••t'l-ntral I >i nioi rat a- \ igdinco
Coininitt'« thr. e.^h the i-.ihimi;' ..f tlie
III pul .11;. ' that t'or the very be>! of
i‘ i>- 1'. Wo caiiip.t wdl ii >t —.11.1 i I tho
I Ieeti..,i l-f 'Ii '-1'. I'iereo all I K’.i'i:'; and.
in.'t-a 1 of’ biin_ing I lein .era I ;e \ .t's t.
the p.ili', \VK ir-ir dei laif. that for Iiur-
'clve-, we (-aiitiof h lid our own votes or
.nflu' til l' ;i:_'-aiii>r the ehamni-'ii' of onr
••wh'-!'.' I iMirrv. " 'ir. we nmr in
ti 11 1 t'l 'Up! "1 t .'^ > '(>11’. i IJ 11 .'I. and
tho r.\!».\. 'I'he wl’.ole I nion, we arc
t'ullv poi'U -h i, will b.- ] -rfi ttly .“afe un-
d' r till- I ..nfr >1 .f him wh-i h:',' s ' 'jal'iaiit-
!v d t.-n.h- 1 onr eoinmon country at the
N ir'ii and at tlu S 'Uth—and who ii,i'
e',. r pro'.: 1 hini'oll lei.lv t'l rpili hi.' life s
hl,:o,'| at tin- f lot -if the Fl,ig Staff that ,'o
proii'ilv !.o,.,r' ah'ft the ^l.irioU' St.-U' and
S:rij ■' ..f the h.n l of the iininort il W .i.'h-
mu'! '!i, aii-1 o.ir wTthv anee-itor'
1 11 \\VK,iKl» »'A1’.T,
iom: \i» l Airi.
.\1'.\M r \K r.
KK'll.MlIi I' C.M’.T.
7'In S:jit-.'—'I'he \\ big caii'e i' evi
dently I'll the ri.'i . 'I'he .'i_Mi' arc c\erv
wlere cheering. d’he Whii: jires-i pm-
ehiini it—the neutral piess conlirm it — tin-
L-icofi'co pros feel it. 'I'hiTe i' n.» nii.'-
take about it. gi-ntleiiian from lii'liana
say.-^ the enthu.'ia'iu for .'“'cott in all the
.North W est, sur|ia.''cs the furor of l>4il
for IIarrion. 'I'he iioco.'.-uricmh r Penn
sylvania— New ^’ork i.' con.-idereii certain
hv W hig. and not niU( h eoutc'ted by
ii.ico>. 'J’he \\’hig ,'^tatcs of .Vew I'higland
.are .'.-ife and xiIMkI. In the .'^outli, Scott
is gainiiiL^ daily. 'I'he prejudices, caii.'cd
by Loeofoeo f.ibrications and inconsiderate
hig', are rapidly di'appearing before tin-
light of truth; and every day the obscure
Free Soih-r fr un Vankte land—where ne
groes vote and hold ofVice—is losing ground.
Tlien^ i.' an upward luovenient all around.
Ail .-^ee it—and none feel it more kcM'lv
th an the Iji'cofocos.—It ii'lininii'l II ///’y.
'I'iie Uev. A. '1'. I'oss, in a letter of the
’i.'ld ult. published in the Kichmond Whig,
says,
“As so much is being said of niy stand
ing in society, it will not be improper fu-
me fo say, that I have resiih'd in the State
of N(w Hampshire for the last twciitv
years. 'J'hat I have been a member of a
regul.ir Calvinistie Hajitist Church, and an
accredited .'linister of the Baptist denom
ination during that time. I have ofton
served as .'I'lderator of A.soeiations, Con
ventions, V;e., iVc. in ls4:{ [ preached, hy
a]ipointinent, the annual sermon before the
New Hampshire Mapti.'t State Convention.
I have also been c;illed to jireach ()rdina-
tion sermons, Dedication sermons, and all
kinds of sermons. I am now a ri'gular
member td’a l>a]ifist Church, and a recoir. i
nized Haptist .'Iinisft.'r in good standiiii'’
never having received church or ecclesias
tic ci-nsure or reproof.”
“I trust it is nut neces.sary to say, ]
never stole a hor.se; and the nearest I ever
came to getting into the State IVniteiitiary
Was this: 1 have a brother who is an td'-
ticer in the New Hampshire State Prison
.ml once, on hi.s invitation, 1 preached a
sermon to the convicts.
“My friends here are moving, and they
will furnish the eviilence of my standiinr
and the estimation in which I am ludd in
the community, to the South. One thini'
which the Pierce p:ip(,*rs say of me is most
true—I am an anti-slavery man, full,
clear and earnest. 1 have never, however,
said stronger things against slavery than
Cleneral J’ierce. 'I'he diffen'iice between
us is this; He speaks anti-shiverv f(»r
Nortl-ern i^ars, and pro-slaverj for S^uuth-
ern ears. I proclaim anti-slavery c/vr,
ani upon the house-top.”
A WKFIK I-ATKR FHOM EUROPE.
The steamer Canada has arrived with
Liverpool d:itC8 to the 18th instant.
l^)litical affairs in England tnnl France
were generally f|uiet. Tho most impor
tant item of intelligence is the death of the
J)uke of Wellington.
GRAND RAIJ.Y.
A Mrnss Mccfin*r of the friends
of the gallant old Jfero^ infield.
Scott
vnrite Son, W/n. A. Graham, will \
J)f’ held in the loivn of ta\\ette- \
OJSSKRViTJ'
c frananl oul I urn, rr ,^ y^Y:£Ta''i:Tm-i..'
, and of Sorth ('arohna's fa- j
TIESDAY, mMU ], jv;,
J-: II if.—The Duke of Wellington i Thursday, the 2\ tit Octo-\
died on the 14th of an apoplectic fit. His ^ I©'.*)
funeral was to be a nath.nal aflair. I’rince i ‘ • .i ,i ■
Albert, the Duke (d‘('ambriilge, and Lord I A number of tlie most distinginshe J |
I'itz Iloy Somerset are already named as , Orators and Statesmen of Nortli Carolina ;
likely to be hi.s succes.sor as head of tjic : |,.,ve been invitel to attend, many of whom |
WHIG 'rK Ki'Vi’
for prksii.k.nt
dona. Haralson,
J. ('. Dloeker,
Army. Lord Mahuii was appointed his ;
literary executor.
The Jiomlon morning Herald is autho
rized to say that IVru will re.si.st any ag-j
gres.sion upon the Lobos Islands. None j
but \es.sels under contract with the Peru- ;
vian (Jovernment will be allowed to load
with guano. AH others amdioring iu the ,
roadsfcu.ls of the I.'Iands will be conti.s-! U,.^.f,,r M NeiII,
catel. and if guano is found on board the ; MeDanicl,
captains and crews will be prosecuted tur j Fvans,
robbery. i Henry Hlliot,
i’arliameiit would meet on the 11th ot J.din l'iVans,
Novi'iiibi*r. I }{. W. Kubiiison,
A Sjiaiiish war steamer for the di feiice j j '\| WjHiaii.s,
(d’Cuba had been hiuin lied on the lhames. .lohnson, Jr.
'I'lu- harvest was generally over, anil had j Fdliot,
proved an abundant one. /John .'IcKay,
The ship-ol’-the-liiie Windsor Castle, of , |.
Hd guii-i, was I.iniK Ill'll at riyinouth in ' jf "Vf 'ru,ner,
the juesi'iice ot .'{(I,(Mid .'pictators. ; s; Stewart,
Frnni'.— Luui.' Najioleoti has com-' Murchison,
meiiced his tour through the Provinces. ! ^ j
A petition was cin ul.tting in Paris among >1, I^ean
the poorer ( hi'ses, addressi'd to the Senate, , \l^.x (Iraham
jiraying a resforarion of the Ivii[)ire. In j. j,'
n plv to an addrcs> in t.ivor of the Imperial y 'Icl);iflie
Ui'irinie. the Pre.'ideiit made the t'dlow ing
significant reply: "When the general in-
ti-rest is at >take. I emh-avor to anticipate
public ojiiiii'ifi; luif I follow it in a c.ise
whiidi ni.iv apjiear to involve my personal
interest.”
Ll \ I., S' pti mher 1
'I’he sfi'aiin r (’.uiada .' news had a favor-
a! !e cfh et nil the ( "tfun ni.irket, ami
c.aused .1 largo 'peculative demand, but the
-\tiantie’> ;idviees d' pn .'.'ed the niarkot.
.Uld the iinprov 1 nieiit wa'mainly lost. A
model lie i.ii'im ii.id b.-en doin', and the
i.n'.v 1 haiiu'.- in prices :it tic clo.'c wa> an
.id\aiice of I-IClI, in middling ( hle.iii.';
'■tin r Ijilalitits Wire firm. The .-ah' i-f
the W'-ik Wile lll.’I.id I'.llev, of which
it is ex[M'cted will be present.
A cordial welcome is extended to all,
without distinction of party.
COMMin'KH OF AUK.VNGK.MK.NT.
Henj’n Robinson, .1. D- illiams,
John Harma)i,
T. U. I’nderwood,
W.
.lun
.'pi en! it"i' fo.'k IT
b ill '. 'I'he .'I
.■.(;r..(i"t) b.-i!o. 'J’he ijiiof-iti
( (r'e.;ris ti i'l.. middling ;*>jd
• iji].. mi.idling •'•id., t.iir
middliii” !•- i '>-1.
,1 ii'»,
.and
l.iv
exporter.'
■p'li'l wa'
II' are; I'air
fair Mol.ile
plaiid?- (id..
m:\v work.
.It ,'r I I ni.i.'iiKii,
I.ivrs »t \S iiilicM Scott :i!i(l .\n-
tirevv .l:ick'"ii. I'V J. '1'. 11 i;.\iii,i,v.
I \id. 1 _'iii" . wirli rurrrait'. I’lii-
t’.'riii with •*Na|..'Ic-'II ati-l lii~
M;ir.'h;il'.” si
S'
till- .|, i-j.i niii'r>'".:'>ii.' I'll tiii’ir
till- tiiii.' ll! \\ .i-iiin,^t-.ii. riicv *1. itli Jirtiicvc.l
a !.ri. ,i.-iiit r.-j.iitali-.ii in tlie vv.-ir of I''!"-', hii.|
Hall,
J. McL iui hlin, Ij. S
W'. (I. .'lojlimald,
A. D. .M. Lean,
W. 'J'. Smith,
Foster .'l a^i'ti,
I’. 1). Smith,
.''tewart Pipkin,
Jas. P. il'idges,
('. .'luiiroe.
Jas. ,'Ie( liivary,
JiM-1 Williaiii',
J. .'IcKellar,
Jose ('iirver. Jr.,
A. Aldvii,
I-:. J. H lle,
W. A. Ilu'ke.
K. C. Hall,
K. I'ullcr,
W in. I). Wright,
(I. I. Lee,
T. J. Joliiison,
Jno. Fi'it,
W'. 11. Sikes,
J. K. MeDonald,
AieX. .'laXWeil,
J. II. llawhy,
John Ml I','.dVeil,
Will. J . .\ndi r.'on,
T. J. M 'binson.
A. K. Hall,
K. Ii. Pe'niberton,
A. W'. Steel,
J. \V. Sandford,
(’has. Lutterloh,
W. Mcli.turin,
!•:. J. Lilly,
'J'. J. Curtis,
J. W. Draiinin,
J. rtley,
iM. McKinnon,
(’. I{. .Mallett,
X. A. Stednian,
A. S. lirown,
Will. 'I'.iylur,
J. 1?. 'i're.y, Jr.
W. Draughon,
K. L. ^Vin^h)w,
(>. P. Stark,
J. T. (lilliam,
, C. W. Andrews,
I >a vid .'IcNeill,
John I'illiot,
J. .\. IVmbi’rton,
A. S. McNeill,
Win. Shaw.
John A. Williams
T. V. White.
J. W' Matthew.s,
Arc'd McLean,
J. W. Weleh,
L. J. Hash'p,
i:. Dodd,
II. C. Lucas.
'\ in. II. IIaigh,
J. .Maulr.'hy,
Jas. Hanks,
'I'. M. Sack'-tt,
Israel Dodd,
JJryaiit Askew,
John Owen,
.lidin Laurence,
J. Hrook'bank,
J. D. .'IcArthur,
John P. .'IcLean,
^V. A. Kvans,
W III. K. Holton,
lilih/ n
OF NEW .II;I!.s|.;y
FUIl VICK I-I!F>Ii,i.\t
IIO.\. \\]\. 1. (ill
OF NOKTII '.\l{(ii.|.\^'
For Electors:
FOR TIIK ,TATK Vr I,\r, j.
HENRY W'. MILLKU.
District No. 1. (JKOKCi: \\. 1;
“ t:. natm.wiki, iio'vi,;;;
“ :>>. JOHN W. I'AMKIu.f
“ 4. H.\L1>1I (i01:|;Ki.[/'
“ “ 'j- K. N,\,s|[
“0. M. \V.
“ 7. .lOlIN \VI\>ij,\v
“ H. F. H. S.V'rTKI-JliWuTf I
“ D.WIW .V. ‘ *
I LkTTKK.S FUOM (ilnv. (ili.MiAM ,
I F. Muohf, Ksr^.—'We rcfi-riiurri,!,],.;'
I the two letters from the.-^e di^tiii-nii;.
t W'hig.«, to the M ass Mectiii:: ut .'•ru'.v
I X. C. They are copied from ll,^. p] ;
' W’hig, wdiich contains several lit;;, rl- '..
which we regret our inability t.itii,]-
I for. The letters fivm ( J"v. (;r;ili:.n,,. j
j Mr. Muore are among the Tiiu-t al.^
ehnjuent which the jireseiit cuiiiji.ii
produced.
■ T aiel .!ui 'k'..h arc In re j.lacc.l top.tlier
tlie twii iiiililary men wli.i have nia.le
!'i '’ iiiii'r>'".!'>ii.' I'll tin-:r c.iiintrv .sinee
I Hkwauk of Fjiattis. Tllc inrm’Nc.
Congress of each party apj»'iiutc.U,
j mitfee of .sevt-ral meml.( rs, t.i nn.,’-
j Washington til! the I’residi ntial K'. ■'
I and jirepare, print and distribute th:.
j the mails, under their frank, ^utli ■:
I mcius as might be calculattd teas'. •
1 election. It is said that ihi.-:. is an im...
j business, employing numerous writ'-’--
! clerks, and that ot cour.'c huii'ir. •
! thousands of such docuuieiit.s are '.
ed over the land. The reader will at"j
: eiate the importaneo of an horn ,s.‘ di'
I of the duties entrusted to sucli a coir;
I tee, tif men who ouyht (o he huuorab!:
j W’e learn that a few days ago al
’ hiishr! tif such documents came tiir.
[the maiis to one individual of tlii;’i
' (^f course they are to be distributt.'
him in this part of the country, (h.
them has been handed to us hv a Hu
■ into who.se hands it fell. It is t-u'-
“memoir of (ien. Scott, from llci-
temporaneous with the Events;” aui
' cupies 32 large page.s iu small fvf>o.
We have tiot had time t'j rcaJ it
our attention ha.s been drawn t'» tlir
l'_v till' l..itt\ -- ..1 I iiiiipi-w:!. Niagara. .\ew Or-
li-:i?i'. etc.. j;a\e tlieir c..nnti-_v ;i rcpiitatinn at
In.me .-m l .ll I-.a.|. :uii| tlioiif:li ditferiiij: wiilelv
ill '..iiic ••liar.u leiisti.-s. tln-y were .'iniilar in
iiihers. 'llie .-lutlior li.is not imlv sketehed the
I'i.'L'rapliy l.t e:n-|i. Init his jriven a t'aithfni and
^'^aph^■ ili-M-riptioii ..I' the l.rilliaiit hatlles in
whi- ii till-y wt-re ei'^-i'je.l. The >.i.-)rraj.hy nf
" iiitiiM 'tt. whieh ••on>tiiuie.-- the ^:ri-ater
{.art ot the \-.;iiiiie. i'i full aii'l aiitficiilie. the
iii.-iterial.' t'..r it hii\iie' lieen I’t-rixe.l fi'.ni puh
lie '|..i-uiiieut' arel t’l.-m iii:in_v .flieer> wln.i liad
^•r\l•i i;i; ler .''e.itt. It presents tu the reader
a''.. ;i j.aii.ii.-iinie view nf the tirilliant eainpaljrii
III Mi-xii.'. i-inhra.-iii;: the ,-.t..riiiiii'.: an.f eapit-
ii'al:..ii of \ i-ra I're./. the h.-ittle-^ uf l'ei ro li.ir-
li". I l.iii-iil.ii,'.'.'. r..ntrer:i'. M.ilin.i do! Key.
( h.-ipn’iteper. .st .riiiiii;: i>t Mexio.i. Triumphal
lliilry. w .th ileM-ripti.in et' tfie seeiiery. personal
inei.leiit'. etc. The :iulh"r h.-is tally sus.|:iinoJ
the I i-j.iit:itii.n ae.Jilin- 1 hy •■.Napn!*'..n hiuI his
.NIarshals, ' aiul i.tluT w.>rk>;. et' which uver
lilKI.OOO v.iliiiiies have heen suM.
FRANK FU1:K.M\N'SH \1JHI:K-S11i)1>.
A Tall* I'lir tlu“ Siiiith ami Xorth. l»y
l!cv. 1>. R. Hall. Author of‘•.'^oiuf-
thing for I^\erybody," ••New Purchase, "
iVc. I vol. I’Jino. 7-»c.
^I'^lll.'' Work, while it advocates tlie cause i>t'
I the .\triean. wi.iiM .In justice t.i the Sinjth.
It WiiuKl .-luakeii fi/iii/iitl/it/. hut imt I'xeite i-ralh.
iiiir turn pH>/ tor the inl-> vrn/eanr>'
a^;ain>t ihe not iiii ulcate under I
pi eteiiee ut’ /••n anil /'/-«"A-w. It wmil.l h.ive
/.!»-.• dll the wi.rk of /inh. It will he marked
with tlu‘ ehaiai-teri.'f!es of the iiutlier: so well
kieiwii to th" puhlie hy his previous M..rks, uf
wfiiiin it was sai.l in the puhlicatinu iif ••The
New I’uii-haso. ’ th.-it “lie was master of niatiy
stvles. ale! ha.l steppi-.l tu the hiuhest ruun.l of
the l.-idder at cnee. " The work i no defeueo
Ilf slaM-iy; hut it woiiM he a hohiiirt-ir/iicl. nut
t.i ^tl•p. hut tu c..iieentrate, ei|nali/.e. and direct
other iiiutiiiiii. It treats the iiltraifiii ot the
.North to tile /,/ tulonii^. The wiiter vitnesse.l
iiiueh that he ih serihes, ainl real per.siius are
intrudueed under new names, so that the wurk,
vvhile it will pussess tho interest uf fiction, is
nut only true tu Hie. hut in many ul its scones
and characters is true in tact.
Will he [lublislied in Uetoher.
Cll.\Uld',.S SCHli5Ni:il.
I’aik Row :iii'l 1 l-'i Nass.tu st.
N. I!.—-I-’.itl or of these works will he t'or-
warded hy mail iirepaid) tu tie- address of any
party sendiiij; the i>rices anno.xod.
ht. 4. 31-lm
“(;i-;r tiik in-'.sT.- '
WEBSTER’S
(iWHTO DKTIOXAUY
I .\ .V It IC I »,; i: |».
I'BfK'i: BSi:i>i to !s.« oo.
^ 10NI.\lNIN(i Illlll.K TI.MF..'^ the matter
^ ^ touud iu any other Knglisli liietiomirv ■
comjiiled in this country, or any .\hridgment of
this work; :i tieo^raphieal 'i'ahle of I'J.OOO
Names, Illustrative l^uotations, and other pecu- !
liarities and adv.-intajres found in no other work, j
Vet is sold at a triffing aiivance ahove tiie price !
of other and limited l»ictiunarics. i
l^rasuiu' Evaii>,
Alc.v. .'IcAli.'tcr, Jr.
III’-h lllf ■/' the ahiir f 'uttun itf)‘e
l. I rijiii sfi 'I. Ilf /Ilf }-'il i/f 1/i‘tll/f Until, OH
'TImr.'>l>ii/ th' ~th (hliilii'r, at 11 A. M.
>nss )ii:i:ri.M; i\ .miip.siin ((h.mv.
The friend.'of .'laj. ticn. Wintidd S^ott
and the H 'li. W lu. A. (ir.iham in the ,iQ^j.,g passage, which duultlc.'.'
counties of J.ihnstim, Wayne, Cumberland, of the whole:—
Dujdin and Samp.'on will Indd a Mass Perhaps no umn" ,ni,^ C.n
Metting at Newton (»rove, on hriday lHUh ^^cf:rtaiuh/ uu Aoiei'icnn,
of h-fuber, l
A nuinln r of the distinguished (>rators
and Statesmen of N.irth Carolina have
been invited to attend, many of whom are
expected to be pre.-ent.
A cordial welcome i.s extended to all,
witlu'ut distinction of party.
('mil III i'/k Ilf .1 ri'ii ln/>‘l/li ii/. Im' Sil ltljisi/)l
( 'mm ft/.
Vi W ('ox.
.las Tart,
l>r .Inu Monk,
I Hill.
\V H |{r_\an.
.{iilui Hutsun,
ThoP W:ird.
W ni House. Sr,
Ji K (M'antliam.
U .-V ISi/.zell.
i; W Lee,
riiaraoli Lee,
i; (• Lee.
Ivey Lee.
Lvorett riiornton,
Matt Murphy,
O W (’ux.
.1 Warrick,
.lurth Cox.
A l>aiightory.
K W i-.»t oriiuk.
.John Kayncr, Sr,
M .''trickland.
]»r K L F'frkin.s,
Thus liennin:;,
.1 .M .Icrnigan,
.''am .''inith.
.tofl Jack.sijn,
•Ino Tart,
Myrick Tev^-,
Li'v Loo.
I» \V .lackson.
Curtis Loo.
I’cter .fackson.
,I U •lonc!'.
Ihtniel Williams,
Isaiah \V:irren,
S .lackson.
A J .lones.
,1as I) Williams,
Lanc«‘tt .lones.
Win .lackson, Sr,
t Williiiins.
.1 C W illiams,
I.ovett Uilliikuis,
L 1' Carr,
.loel Ilutsiiu,
I»r U l>awson.
r>en llutsun.
.luhn Matthews,
Win 11 Mouse,
'Vm I law son.
.1 W'esthruok,
.loel I’arkor,
Mu>sl-> (,'uX,
Henry iiawson,
(' .1 lines.
lloli’t Miixwell,
II I’ra/.icr.
ll Mct'nlhreth,
(' Gainey.
'\'m Mi-Kcn/.ie.
N’uel Gainey,
Paniel .McKenzie,
Noel .lones.
hr W F Herry,
.\rchy Monk.
Sil.-is Herring,
(ion ll l?ryan.
llr Jno (hven.
•) (' llraiiffhon.
Thus .1 Iwen,
Martin .lernigan.
T»r H A Hizzoll,
1-ewis Tow.
Lucion I nderwood,
.1 11 Hawley,
Thos K Micks,
.1 W Kiijrer,
Kdmond Sutton,
It U liood.
Islu.m Hicks,
It 15 .'torisey.
Jacob Newman,
.tallies Oates.
]>avid Oates,
l>r .1 A Hizzell,
(i \\ Iiraufrlion,
W Itussell,
'Vm Iiurden,
'I'hos I'mierwood,
Jno I'nderwood,
John (’arr.
AV H Warren,
n !•: Carr,
O .-V Monk,
'V 11 Herring,
Thos 15ryan,
lien Harjirove,
'Vm Ashford,
Ttios Ashford,
S U Ireland.
J C Slocumb,
Jethro Oates,
.1 L ('liftoii.
O.-ites S Lewis,
C Harrison,
1’ 1? Troublefield,
■\ 1$ I'arbroy,
Owen Hargrove,
11 M Herrin jr.
J W Williams,
-Vilen IJlackburn,
Hiram IViackburn.
We are rcipicsted to state that
W hig Free Rarbecue will be yiven on Sa-
I tht' calor ami hfoml of /rishinm as
* Many nf th» m ntnrclifil mn/ ti'H'jhl
my inmmmiil in the ?f(er1 ^i J-'l'
mum/ mon—thoKbumU in tli> /•..
ic ith M> .rico, not oiif' uf vli'Hii r >
Icmni'n to turn his Lad.- nj^oii tic ■
a frit nd.”
Jam, (iciitff'mm, with n rif I'nidiui’
spi-rt, WL\FlELi> .Hd'IT.I
“And yet tliis man hung a win'
pany id’ lifty Irishmen c.illed St. Ri
legion, by platK»ns, for de.'crtiii:
standard and fightitig f.>r the 'iti.
ih>; recent irnr with Mcx co!
I loubt these deluded men were jii.vi;,
I demned; but there might .■«iiiiK‘tti::.j
' the motives of their de.sertim: toti^-
I ate their crime. They de.sertcd : a--*
ard to which they were invoktJ I'V
religious faith, and they dcfctuliHii:
tield with a courage which e.vtorti'iJ pj
from even their deeply provoked vunijii
crs. 'I’hey fought after the 3hxiaii-'
Heil, with the enthusiasm of theirs.'-
when the Cross was their only
The conduct of these men ni;iJe trt
half at least of what Scott .si; > i f lu.ii
his letter—tliey' did not turn tluii'i-
on him a.s “an enemy,” altln.u^rb t:
to w hich they were consigned j.r .';-'
ho must have condemned them t'r'^'
ing him as a “friend.” They ■'
under Scott’s orders the hiLdit^'!’/
that the martial law could iiifiiit,
four or live of them, and aiii'i'i:”
Riley, their leader, from the fait t!u:
had deserted iu time of peace, e -
be brought under the death
The.se were burned in each chocK^
hot iron and scourged to tho last es'”'
with the ctit. The rest, aln'Ut
number, were hum: i» platni'ii^ '
stated. No commutation of sent'''
allowed, nor was the rem.nkal'I'.* ,
Riley the ringleader and scdueif ,
rest, was nece.'^sarily permitted t'
yWr, having deserted before the
fered to operate in favor of theJ»l’
this more intelligent and
spirit. This strange exception
tinguishcs this execution fieiii tliiit-'^-^
Spanish vengeance which delight-''"'
mas.sacre.”
The facts in the ahove paragr;i]'li-^^
iis the tlefenn' of thi' -
abu.se of the time-worn and |
- • ' Mj-'*
veteran patriot are uijuinou--- ■
W^hilst this committee ot the
the ‘ii
“Without rc.serve jualitication, the host turdav of (he Stijierior (’ourt week of Rob- ^'^^‘0 party attempts to cxcuf^c t n
/‘re.ii'triit \\'in/t,iiii/. ••It tar oxeel.s all others "! ’’ '* • -'L Lean, near Altords- sorter captured in the ranks oi
111 giving and defining .«cientitic terms.”__/v^.«.
nurhrock. - The standard wherever the Kn.r-
li.sh • - - -
and
Ian
jiorspicuity
sreat iniprovemont on
all which have preceded.”—/V,-.«. lintr.-
I'atroiiage.’’—\\'„odK
1
ville.
(Icn. AVinslow, the
Elector for the 7th
1. is .s,Miken, it .leserves to bo, must ho, is, Di.'frict, and ^le.-^sr.s. Hai-h and Ranks,
1 Will Ik\ —I ntf Sioire, “An houdr to tlw % * ♦ *. I'l ♦ i *i' 4 •
rspicuity, and accuracv. not f.mud i» ,iuv f"*' Loliesoti couuty, will be pre-
,er.”_/'n... /Mv. “A creat ininrove.ii....t^Vmte onf'! coine all!”
John W'
^ Cameron, Esq., the Whig
.'miMo ami reiiaf.ie of tho i Elector for the Third District, will address
-—I res, heevlu'r^ /V«w. Litrr*ibre^ i »i 1
W'Htr, /Vm. Uoo/.ifv, /Itiinctian/, 7'w. “
fighting against the country wli*'* _
he had received, and which he w.i
to defend,—it has not one ir»r'h'^ .i
cation or e.xcuse for the gre*'' I
whose deeds in that same c:iiiip'‘'.-j^“
e-1 his country with renown, au*
f hi.'
^iiiil/i, Pren. I\nox, an>l ('huncetlor Frfliiiifliui^xi n.
I’uhlislied liy G. &, C. Merriam, Springfield,
Mass.-ichusotts.
For sale hy K. J. H.VLK & SOX, Fayotto-
ville; and hy Hooksellcrs gonerallv.
Sept. l!:i, 18r>2. ' L’'.i*:3t
C hecL's Jar atile here.
world with admiration
country’s jirowe.ssi H
repl'
.Mhciiiarle, Stanly, Friday. “ 8tli.
('oncord, raharrus, Saturday. •* Pth.
I.incolnton, Lincoln, .Momlay, •• lltli.
Ihillas, Gaston, Tuesday. •• l;;fli.
( harlotte, Meekl'g, Weilnosday* IStli.
-Monroe, I'nion. Friday, •* lotli.
'N ado.>l)ori>’, Anson. Saturday, “ liJth.
Kockiiifrhain, Kich’d Tne.sday, “ Itlfh.
Carthago, Moore, Tuesday, •• 20th.
a cruel tyrant, who would aiin''*
tenuation, but liaujrod every I"''
whom he could wriak his vcn-‘ "'
the vengeatice of the law-
-fi.rtlief^'’
not told that Gen. Scott w;i'
cuting the well known hiW
Not the merited punishment
iiion',
tli^'
hu'